Not only that but he constantly pressured Becca to change schools so that they can be together when he didn't even think about him changing. For most of the story, I felt as one with Becca going through recovery. Her character development was so satisfying to me because we were going through the same thing. I loved seeing survivors making it through. Didn’t let her explain herself when everyone was under the assumption she had cheated on him - bear in mind Ryan’s supposedly so perfect for her and loves her 3,000 and they’re friends4eva I needed it to end with them not talking to eachother, except the casual "hello" when they run in to eachother. I wanted him to end up being this big football player that has relationships but never one like the one he had with Becca and I wanted her to find a good, caring man that doesn't break her heart over and over again.

Acted like a basic pissbaby the entire book and had the audacity to keep tabs on her life despite trying to move on I myself am 22 years old, so I don't feel like this realistically happens every five minutes. Everyone rolls their eyes sometimes but the constant eye rolls in this book honestly irritates my soul. Bestselling author Monica Murphy winds up her sensational series with this sexy story of two college kids with nothing in common but a bunch of baggage and a burning attraction.

Success!

An amazing read! . . . [I] can't wait to continue the emotional journey of Drew and Fable ( A Bookish Escape) An emotional and heartbreaking storyline... Monica Murphy pulls the reader in and won't let go ( The Reading Café) Full of secrets and heartache this is so much more than just a story of love, more like a journey of two lost hearts ( Lisa Jayne (Goodreads)) ACTUALLY at one point I just wanted you to put me out of my misery! A Tillie Cole shout out there... she's murderous with her plot twists! You Emma, have made my 'Love of my Life' book list! Easy! To others, read, enjoy, cry and recommend to the next. As I will to others.

Como si fuera poco, por culpa de unas fotografías, todos creen que ella engañó a Ryan; sus amigos en común la evitan, los compañeros de clases la ridiculizan. Becca se esfuerza por contarle la verdad a Ryan, necesita su apoyo, su fuerza, pero este creyéndose traicionado la suprime completamente de su vida sin escuchar lo que ella tiene que decir: bloquea su numero telefónico, prohíbe que sus amigos le cuenten nada de su vida y, no conforme con eso, luego la humilla, la insulta y decide acostarse con cuanta cosa se mueva. Por lo que Becca, sintiéndose abandonada, toma la única solución que cree correcta: se niega a contar la verdad, después de todo nadie va a creerle, right? Right. Working a job you don’t even need, you little shit.” Fable hisses the last word at me, and it stings as if she’s lashed at my skin with a whip. Drew settles his hand on her arm, sending her a look that says “chill the hell out.” Chelsea is not my type at all. She’s smart and totally shy. I’m pretty sure she’s even a virgin. But when she gives me the once-over with those piercing blue eyes, I’m really over. But in a different way. I won’t deny her ass is killer, but it’s her brain and the way she seems to crave love—like no one’s ever given her any—that make me want her more than any girl I’ve ever met. But what would someone as seemingly together as her ever see in a screwed-up guy like me?The glass door swings open and my college counselor peeks her head out, her expression grim, her gaze distant when she stares at me. “You can come in now, Owen.” If you or anyone you may know has been sexually assaulted/harassed this book and review post might be a trigger. So that's my warning. It was completely unpredictable and I still can’t decide if it works or not. I’m not mad at how she portrayed the effects of trauma (for example: depression, weight loss, anxiety) because it made sense. Repeatedly rubbed it in Becca’s face that he’s with other girls with the clear intent of causing her grief